when it comes to the super bowl, no one does it better than sean stockman and joey fatone, frosted tips cold dance moves and smoking vocals and white hot track suits, sean performed in 1998's halftime show. >> i don't remember the night, it was such a blur. ♪ ♪ >> joey in 2001. ♪ ♪ >> the only thing i do remember and it will stay with me until the day i die, i collect guitars. i don't play them but i collect signature ones. they said hey, joe perry wants to talk to you, i was able to scrounge one and don't tell the other guys because i only got one. everyone signed it, and i put it away. i was like, okay, i performed at the super bowl, i performed with aerosmyth and i got a guitar out of it. i am good. i'm good. >> doesn't matter who won the game, you won. >> i did not care. i did not care. >> this year, they are both team tom brady. >> you can teach old dog new tricks. >> you know what i'm saying? >> i'm proud of him, he is proving that your life doesn't end at a certain age and that's the beautiful thing about this. >> so, does that mean that you guys are both rooting for tampa bay th

the stockman people had never seen graphic design like this the style is very very german words. the heck is also did well when it came to business and science but good and hina could only be quoted in private here the language of the nazi perpetrators was frowned upon let me have somebody speak i was always told for example you should only speak german quietly you don't want people to know you speak it. this friction meant that many ecus were not able to assimilate. the ethic in the 1st generation didn't really find their way it didn't work out for them they just stayed within their own culture and they were proud of both of the. effect hopes to move the museum to the city of haifa it's a tall order and she's still looking for sponsors but he echoes never give up. now the use of gold leaf in paintings decorative arts and architecture dates back thousands of years but it's becoming increasingly harder to find hand between gold leaf in today's day and age and that's because it's a fading craft for example in venice in 1700 there were 300 so-called gold beaches today however there'

but the us is on the brink of a nuclear war with russia and china that's the stock warning from 4 stockman charles richard america's strategic command chief the us military must shift its principle assumption from nuclear employment is not possible to nuclear employment is a very real possibility and act to meet and deter that reality. former u.n. weapons inspector scott ritter of unease the admiral's warnings are a dangerous move if the united states dare uses nuclear weapons against russian forces or on russian soil the russians will have no choice but to respond this is what makes the admiral's statements about preparing for nuclear war so dangerous because there is no way of containing it if there is a nuclear war between the united states and russia it will be a general nuclear war which means not only will both nations be a male it but the world will also be destroyed as we currently know it the united states identified russia and china as clear adversaries requiring the build up of conventional military power to adequately contain the threat they pose both in europe in terms of the

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since i've been covering politics since david stockman's david as reagan's budget director, there's beenf person that has been the budget o.m.b. and that person is super wonky, dry personality white male. and anywherea fits none -- nira fits none of those. people look at her they don't see the normal o.m.b. director and that's part of the unconscience undertone. but republicans are hiched up about it. i think they think it's the only battle they think they will win. so i think hopefully they'll find another spot in the administration for her. she's a very talented person. and they'll probably have to find somebody else for that job. judy: and jonathan in the last minutes that we have, i want to ask you both about the conservative political action conference, cpac taking place here in washington. the lineup of speakers, the messages coming through. what do you make of it? and president trump will be there sunday. >> uh-huh. yes, former president trump will be there sunday. the speakers from what i've been able to see so far are, you know, huing to the conservative line as it has been expr

since i have been covering politics since david stockman's days, reagan's budget director-- there hasin sort of person who is an o.m.b. director, super wonky, white male. and neera tranden fits none of those categories. i think she doesn't-- people look at her and don't see the normal o.m.b. director and that's part unconscious undertone of this whole thing. but repub republicans are certay hyped up about it. i think it's the only battle they think they can win. i think they probably will. once joe manchin said he was against her, i thi it's hard for any republican suddenly to be for her. hopefully they'll find another spot in the administration for her. she's a very talented person, and they'll probably have to find somebody else for that job. >> woodruff: and, jonathan, in the last minutes that we have, i want to ask you both about the conservative political action kconference, cpac, taking place here in washington. the lineup of speakers, the messages coming through. what do you make of it? and president trump will be there sunday-- former president trump. >> yes, former president

we used this in the reagan years, dave stockman and i and others, for the first time.t want to get too far inan the weeds, but, look, reconciliation is supposed to be a tool to reduce spending and deficits and debt. now, i'm looking at this stimulus package, and i don't see any effort to do that. i see no offset whatsoever to the gigantic leaps in spending. now, nobody's pure in this game. but i wanted to get your thought on that. is this reconciliation tool being used unwisely? >> well, i believe reconciliation has been done about 20 times since 1974 when it was put into place. and as you've said, in many of the those days both in the bush administration and the trump administration it was used for tax t cuts. in that scenario it's priced over a 10-year period of time. i till think had we not had covid, larry, we were on track with an additional amount of growth that would have made what was our trillion and a half static potentially be positive, ifnt not at least neutral. being used for things like cutting expenses, balanceed budgets, i think we've got to be very car

has some pending rules on stockman ipgs. look at how companies, how hedge funds manipulate the market and then they need to put rules in place to stop it and grow a backbone to enforce those rules. >> i mean, as you suggested, the investors who helped create the chaos in the market didn't create the game. they just beat the hedge funds at least this time at their own game, right? >> yes. >> so the rise of businesses like the trading app robinhood have opened the market to millions of everyday americans. but there's also a potential for a lot of regular investors who aren't professionals to get really hurt in volatile situations. how do you balance this? >> you start in a good place with broker/dealers because think of it, it is a consumer contract. yet, what the broker/dealers do is put arbitration clauses in. so if you get cheated by your broker/dealer and you've got an arbitration clause, it never becomes public. there is no class action against them. that means they're in a position like robinhood was just to suddenly fli